Learn traffic rules through real Indian scenarios
No quiz needed. Just read. Each story teaches one rule that could save your life or ₹5,000.
The Red Light Gamble
Stop completely at red lights; jumping signals attracts ₹5,000 fine and 2 demeri…
No Helmet, No Excuses
Both rider and pillion must wear ISI-marked helmets at all times
The Overtake That Wasn't
Never overtake on blind curves, at intersections, or within 100m of a level cros…
Wrong Lane Woes
Drive in the left lane; use right lane only to overtake; never straddle lane mar…
Highway Fatigue
Take a 15-minute break every 2 hours; do not drive more than 8 hours in 24 hours
Phone Down, Eyes Up
Using a mobile phone while driving attracts ₹5,000 fine; hands-free is also a di…
Drunk at the Wheel
BAC limit is 30 mg/100 ml blood; drunk driving attracts ₹10,000 fine and 6-month…
The Seatbelt Save
All passengers including rear-seat occupants must wear seatbelts; fine ₹1,000 pe…
Speed Thrills, Kills Bills
Speed limits: 50 km/h in city, 100 km/h on highways; speeding fines ₹1,000–₹2,00…
The School Zone Rush
Speed limit near schools is 25 km/h; do not park within 50m of a school gate dur…
Night Glare and Blind Curves
Dim headlights to low beam within 150m of oncoming traffic; never drive on high …
Zebra Crossing First
Vehicles must stop before the stop line and yield to pedestrians on zebra crossi…
The Pothole Swerve
Do not swerve suddenly across lanes; signal before every lane change; check mirr…
Drunk Pillion, Sober Rider
A drunk pillion passenger destabilises the bike; driver is responsible for pilli…
Amber Is Not Green
Amber signal means prepare to stop — not speed up; stopping on amber is legally …
The Truck Blindspot
Never drive in a truck's blind spot; stay visible in their mirrors or overtake c…
Footpath is Not a Road
Driving or parking on footpaths is illegal and endangers pedestrians; fine ₹500–…
Ghat Road Discipline
Sound horn before every blind curve on ghat roads; keep left strictly; use hazar…
The Wrong-Way Shortcut
Never drive against traffic flow (wrong way) even on one-way lanes or medians; f…
Parking That Kills
Never park on curves, near school gates, or on highway shoulders without hazard …
Earphones on the Road
Using earphones/headphones while driving is illegal; it blocks emergency vehicle…
The Over-Loaded Auto
Autos are licensed for 3 passengers; overloading reduces braking efficiency and …
Tailgating on the Highway
Maintain 2-second following distance at 80 km/h; increase to 4 seconds in rain o…
Night Visibility — Dress to Be Seen
Pedestrians and cyclists must use reflective gear at night; drivers must anticip…
Fuel-Stop Safety
Switch off engine at petrol pumps; no mobile phone use; no smoking within 9 metr…
The Ambulance Corridor
All vehicles must move left immediately to create a corridor for emergency vehic…
Heavy Rain, Heavy Caution
Reduce speed by at least 30% in heavy rain; avoid waterlogged roads; use hazard …
The Indicator Habit
Use indicators for every lane change and turn; activate at least 30m before the …
Children at Play Zones
Near parks and residential play areas, assume children can enter the road — spee…
Road Rage and the Law
Road rage — chasing, abusing, threatening other drivers — is a criminal offence,…